Automate your TradingView alerts directly to Capital.com with TradingView To Anywhere.
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capital.com |
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We’re excited to announce that Capital.com is now supported on TradingView To Anywhere, letting you automate your TradingView alerts directly to your Capital.com account for hands-free trading — open, close, and manage trades across every market Capital.com offers.
How it works
Create a Capital.com webhook, then drop a Capital.com supported command into your TradingView alert message. When the alert triggers, TTA reads the command and executes it on your Capital.com account instantly.
Running a strategy? Use TradingView placeholders like {{strategy.order.action}} or {{strategy.alert_message}} and the direction is filled in automatically each time your alert fires.
Supported actions
On Capital.com, TradingView To Anywhere currently supports:
- Opening buy (long) and sell (short) positions
- Market, limit, and stop orders with entry-price control
- Take Profit and Stop Loss on any trade, as a price or a percentage
- Position sizing by fixed amount or as a percentage of your balance
- Closing open trades
- Cancelling pending orders
- Listing every tradable symbol in the market
- Checking your account balance
Examples
Long GOLD Q=1 - Opens a 1-ounce long on Gold
{{strategy.order.action}} EURUSD Q=1000 - Follow your strategy’s signalled direction on a €1,000 EURUSD position
BUY GBPUSD Q=10% - Open a long GBPUSD position worth 10% of your account balance
Sell AAPL Q=10 SL=235.50 - Sell 10 Apple shares with a protective stop
Sell BTCUSD Q=0.05 TP=3% SL=1.5% -Sell 0.05 BTC with TP at 3% from entry and the SL at 1.5% from entry.
SELL EURUSD Q=1000 P=-1.5% - Places a sell limit order at 1.5% above the current market price.
And so many more in the Capital.com Automation Guide.
Link your TradingView alerts to Capital.com and let your strategies trade themselves — instant execution, automatic risk management, and full coverage across forex, indices, commodities, shares, and crypto. No code required.
Happy trading! 